highly significantP =0.0124
This defect was even more highly significant in DON-treated flies ( P =0.0124 versus 0.0358), resulting in a 30% reduction in eggs laid per female.
This defect was even more highly significant in DON-treated flies ( P =0.0124 versus 0.0358), resulting in a 30% reduction in eggs laid per female.
In flies fed standard food this comparison did not reach statistical significance, likely because the effects of disrupting CTPS assembly on egg production were less significant in the absence of DON and were further diluted over the subsequent week.